Claudia y Nicole ayudan a María a mudarse.
You would use the ellos/ellas conjugation of ayudar because there are two people completing the verb.
Answer:
vas
Explanation:
"ir" is the infinitive form of "go" in Spanish. So, therefore, it is turned to "vas" which is "you go".
This is correct. This is a reflexive verb that you are doing to yourself. This translates to, "Normally I brush the hair". If it was something like "Normalmente me cepillo el pelo de Anna" it would be incorrect because you are doing it to Anna, not yourself.
I am confused about what you are asking for.
Tengo
tienes
tienes
tiene
Here is a little tip:
Yo(I) Tengo
Tu(You) Tienes
El/Ella(He/She) Tiene
Any verb for "Yo" ends in "o", "Tu" with "es"(with some exceptions), and "el/ella" with "e"(again, with some exceptions)
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